Yes that’s where Addison is

This nigga 😂😂

I can send you pictures of the neighborhood around Addison when I get a chance if need be. But it’s genuinely a safe place as far as Newark goes. Which is to say, things can still happen, but you don’t need to be as worried as you would be living in the South Ward.

I don’t have any roaches or mice. There’s mad ants though yeah. I also live on the top floors though so that might change things. I’ve seen dead roaches in the basement.

The North Ward and Ironbound are the safest parts.

I live in Addison Towers. They have spots for a little under 1500. It’s a safe area.

https://www.apartments.com/

Mays Landing is a beautiful name for a town. Delaware sounds so boring personally but maybe you don’t mind it. I’d stick to Jersey or PA.

To where ?

It’s already been denied.

Wym ?

That’s another issue to tackle as a city then. But language contains intention, so people will critique inappropriate uses of it in order to curtail the potential for bad intentions seeping into one’s actions. For example, I have less trust in someone’s intentions who refers to queer people as “f*gs” when discussing how to help the queer community, than someone who speaks of them respectfully. It’s not a perfect science of course, but a safe general rule of thumb to keep people on a positive agenda when it comes to fixing societal problems.

A baseball throw is such a cutely American unit of measurement lol, I love it

It’s the language of referring to humans as though they were rats that people take an issue with, not the notion of maintaining a train station. Ideally Newark would provide some form of shelter or housing for them. But if that’s not the case, it seems a bit cold to just wish they’d be “cleared out” with no follow-up plan.

“Clear the homeless out of there” is such a weird sentence to me. These are people, not a rat infestation.

Stop being so rude, relax

W comment

They def didn’t lol

The comments here don’t sound responsive to the actual article.

He never denied the mistake or attempted to justify it. The entire article is essentially saying, “get off Newark’s dick, we made a mistake but we are working well at other things, and you all dragging this feels like an excuse to dogpile Newark as always” which is a totally understandable feeling. Especially when there were jokes like “who would want to be sister cities with Newark?” made. He’s defensive because he mismanaged the reputation of an already undervalued city and people are pointing & laughing. It’s embarrassing and he’s human. I know he should’ve been smart enough to prevent this from happening at all. But critiquing this response he’s giving just sounds unnecessarily cold.

I’m a nigga tho so ion kno too much about girls hair I’m j tellin you my spot

Black people business lmao your heart in the right place tho

I go to ivoire hair braiding on MLK Ave for my braids. It’s a African spot and they cheap but I can’t say I seen anyone get a silk press there. I just know they do a good job for the price.

What’s in New Haven ?

Ah yes the time of the year where Newark is called “right outside of NYC a beautiful park of cherry blossoms” or even worse, called a part of NYC

Wtf are you talking about